Breaking news: lukaku makes a dangerous move ,as he deletes Twitter and makes change to Facebook bio as Chelsea row escalates

 Romelu lukaku has deleted his Twitter

 account and has made a suspicious change

 to his Facebook page after being left out 

of Chelsea’s 2-2 draw with Liverpool on 

Sunday.

The Belgian sent shockwaves around 

the club a few days ago after footage

 emerged of him declaring his unhappiness 

at Stamford Bridge during a bombshell 

interview on Italian TV.

Lukaku revealed he doesn't like the 

formation Chelsea boss Thomas Tuchel

  has been using all season and insisted

 he would've stayed at Inter Milan had

 they offered him a new contract

 last summer.

In response, Tuchel decided to leave 

the striker at home ahead of what was 

a hugely significant tie with Liverpool,

 stressing that the "noise was too big" around

 the player to include him.

Amidst the furore, fans noticed that 

Lukaku's Twitter account no longer exists

 - with many claiming he deleted it 

some weeks ago, around the same time 

his infamous interview was recorded.

Despite his profile picture showing him

 in Chelsea shirt, there is no mention of 

the club on Lukaku's profile, with his bio

 reading 'Inter Milan' instead.

It's possible that he simply hasn't updated

 his page since the summer, but it's 

not exactly a good look.

It's understood that Tuchel and 

Lukaku  will sit down with each other

 for showdown talks, with the £97.5 million

 man's future temporarily up in the air.

Despite the tension, Tuchel insisted 

that there was still a way back for Lukaku.

"He is our player, there is always a 

way back, we will clear this behind closed

 doors and once we have made a decision 

and Romelu knows, you will maybe know

 also," he said after the Liverpool game.

"It is not to be discussed now."

Chelsea came from behind to earn a 

point in what was an absolutely thrilling 

encounter against title-rivals Liverpool

 yesterday.

Sadio Mane and Mohamed Salah 

had given Jurgen Klopp's side 

a commanding lead in the first half before 

Mateo Kovacic and Christian 

Pulisic struck back for the Blues.

The draw means that Manchester City 

have extended their lead at the top of the

 Premier League to 11 points.